The horror in Gaza is so palpable that explanation or contextualisation often feels obscene. These are now tools of evasion, not illumination. The evasions and silences are linked to the broader civic failures of democracy

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Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes: If Gaza’s corpses can vanish from our conscience, what else are we becoming blind to? |
The Indian Express

indianexpress.com/article/opin

I don’t like browsers tightly integrating AI into them. I would rather have them as Addons/plugins that way there is more choice.

I think integrated browsers will try to make the whole web a blackbox. As a user you would have to believe the middle man browser than the web.

Mughal Emperor Akbar the Great invited Jesuit priests from Portuguese Goa so that he could learn more about Christianity. So, Father Rodolfe Aquauiua, the Father Anthony Monserrate and the Father Francois Henriques reached Agra on 18 February 1580. Akbar learnt about Christianity and gave land to Jesuit fathers to build a church in Agra.

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Akbar’s Church – Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akbar%

In 1975, the country needed emergency rule to do arbitrary things. Today, those same powers exist within ordinary law. For example, someone can be arrested and jailed without any proof—just an accusation—and kept there indefinitely without a case going to court. Without a trial, they can’t prove their innocence, remaining accused and jailed forever. What was once used against powerful figures and royalty is now used on ordinary people. There’s no need for an emergency rule anymore. Its part of everyday living now.